(00:00-28:48)-JMV starts out the show with an update on MLB negotiations before bringing on Cavs Rookie Dylan Windler to discuss his crazy rookie season, what he was able to learn while being out with an injury, and how he would handle with playing living in a bubble and playing in front of no fans.

(28:48-41:10)-JMV gets into the proposal the MLB players sent back to the owners and answers the question whether or not he thinks Jacob Eason is the long term future QB of the Colts and the last time the Colts had good “QB luck”

(41:10-49:39)-JMV gives an update on his quest for the twitter handle @JMV and the amount of people that he has blocked here in Indy

(49:39-1:16:10)-Mike Chappell joins JMV to talk about Robert Mathis’s Induction into the Colts Ring of Honor, they compare Dwight Freeney and Mathis’s careers, and who should be next to get into the Colts Ring of Honor

(1:16:10-1:31:25)-JMV continues his discussion on whether Dwight Freeney or Robert Mathis was the better player including a call with an interesting way of answering that question

(1:31:25-1:36:43)-JMV answers twitter questions and reaction about his special JMV mask and his success with the #JMVTakeover and the hope the Colts have in Jacob Eason

(1:36:43-2:03:38)-NFL Network’s Brian Baldinger joins JMV to discuss his love for Quenton Nelson and if he’s the best OL in the NFL, what the Colts OL will have to do to help Philip Rivers this season, where he puts the Colts in the pecking order of the AFC South, and some national NFL coverage with the Bucs and Patriots

(2:03:38-2:19:22)-JMV discusses the similarities between Andrew Luck and Philip Rivers seasons in 2018 and take a call from Jonah in Arizona about the Colts OL depth and believing in Rivers this season

(2:19:22-2:27:04)-JMV closes out the show answering the question if either the Colts or Pacers will be better in 5 years

(00:00-19:13)-Cavs Rookie Dylan Windler to discuss his crazy rookie season, what he was able to learn while being out with an injury, and how he would handle with playing living in a bubble and playing in front of no fans.

(19:13-30:32)-NFL Network’s Brian Baldinger joins JMV to discuss his love for Quenton Nelson and if he’s the best OL in the NFL, what the Colts OL will have to do to help Philip Rivers this season, where he puts the Colts in the pecking order of the AFC South, and some national NFL coverage with the Bucs and Patriots

(30:32-52:31)-Mike Chappell joins JMV to talk about Robert Mathis’s Induction into the Colts Ring of Honor, they compare Dwight Freeney and Mathis’s careers, and who should be next to get into the Colts Ring of Honor

(00:00-24:50)-JMV starts out the show with the breaking news that the MLB owners and players are close to a deal to resume the season and why it’s better late than never for the future of baseball, and then transitions to the Colts outlook this season and why the seats for Frank Reich and Chris Ballard’s won’t be hot if they miss the playoffs but could get uncomfortable

(24:50-46:03)-Voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joins JMV to talk about the offseason work Philip Rivers is getting with the WR’s, why Michael Pittman Jr has all the tools to be special and some great mentors to get advice from, and JMV tells the story of the time Ravens GM Eric Decosta yelled at Chris Hagan mistaking him for JMV

(46:03-47:26)-JMV quickly looks at the MLB proposal for the players and whether or not he thinks the MLBPA will agree so we can have some sort of an MLB season

(47:26-1:09:35)-new UIndy Head Coach Paul Corsaro joins JMV to discuss his journey from playing at UIndy to becoming the Head Coach, the unique things he does to relate to his players and how he’s adjusted being a 1st time Head Coach and managing things through a pandemic

(1:09:35-1:22:34)-JMV answers twitter questions about MLB coming back hopefully soon and if there will be an asterisk on whoever wins the NBA and MLB championships

(1:22:34-1:31:33)-JMV tells the story about how the person that has the handle @JMV hates our JMV and what it would take to get the handle. Then the news breaks that Nojel Eastern will NOT be going to Michigan after being denied by the admissions office

(1:31:33-2:03:25)-ESPN National NFL Writer Bill Barnwell joins JMV to talk about Philip Rivers and why he will be more effective than his last year in LA, if the Colts should be viewed as the favorites in the AFC South, and what he’s expecting to see in the NFL this fall with empty stadiums and if it will affect the play on the field

(2:03:25-2:09:37)-JMV reacts to twitter jokes about his cold sore starting to go away and how much money it would take to get the twitter handle @JMV 

(2:09:37-2:15:49)-JMV closes out the show with tweet ideas about what to give up for the @JMV twitter handle and details about the Backyard Bourbon Broadcast!

(00:00-24:01)-ESPN National NFL Writer Bill Barnwell joins JMV to talk about Philip Rivers and why he will be more effective than his last year in LA, if the Colts should be viewed as the favorites in the AFC South, and what he’s expecting to see in the NFL this fall with empty stadiums and if it will affect the play on the field

(24:01-41:16)-new UIndy Head Coach Paul Corsaro joins JMV to discuss his journey from playing at UIndy to becoming the Head Coach, the unique things he does to relate to his players and how he’s adjusted being a 1st time Head Coach and managing things through a pandemic

(41:16-1:01:41)-Voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joins JMV to talk about the offseason work Philip Rivers is getting with the WR’s, why Michael Pittman Jr has all the tools to be special and some great mentors to get advice from, and JMV tells the story of the time Ravens GM Eric Decosta yelled at Chris Hagan mistaking him for JMV

(00:00-28:05)-JMV starts out the show talking about the negativity towards an MLB season, the Pro Bowl moving to Las Vegas and if Super Bowl will ever return to Indy, and JMV gets into the report that the Miami Heat are going after Victor Oladipo once he become a free agent in 2021 to play with Giannis and Jimmy Butler. Should the Pacers fans be nervous?

(28:05-43:21)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to describe what he believes High School Football will look like in the fall, remembering former Purdue AD Morgan Burke’s legacy at Purdue, and an interesting interview he had with former MLB pitcher Micah Johnson and his retirement from baseball to become an artist

(43:21-48:37)-JMV reacts to YouTube Live and their advice for JMV’s cold sore on his lip, if Pacers fans should be nervous about Victor Oladipo leaving in free agency after next season

(48:37-1:24:46)-Rob Blackman from the Purdue Radio Network joins JMV to talk about Morgan Burke’s passing and his imprint on the Purdue athletic department, some of the criticisms of him during his tenure as AD, what he’s hearing regarding stadium capacity at Purdue in the fall, and why Purdue football will look different this season

(1:24:46-1:32:32)-JMV gets in the MLB discussion and the stalemate between the Owners and Players and hears from a caller that asks if it is even worth it to have a season if it’s only going to be 50 games

(1:32:32-1:38:23)-JMV answers listener questions about his thoughts on the Oklahoma State saga yesterday with Mike Gundy and his players upset with the shirt he wore for a picture

(1:28:23-2:04:29)-Brent Holverson from Evan Williams joins JMV to talk about the JMV Backyard Bourbon Broadcast next week including some of the great new bourbon flavors coming from Evan Williams, why bourbon reigns supreme as a spirit, and resuming their locks for the football season in the fall!

(2:04:29-2:16:40)-JMV answers listener questions about different MLB strikes in history and what it took to get baseball back in the public eye

(2:16:40-2:25:15)-JMV closes out the show with a call about Philip Rivers and why if he fails this season what it will mean for the Colts

(00:00-10:10)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to describe what he believes High School Football will look like in the fall, remembering former Purdue AD Morgan Burke’s legacy at Purdue, and an interesting interview he had with former MLB pitcher Micah Johnson and his retirement from baseball to become an artist

(10:10-33:49)-Rob Blackman from the Purdue Radio Network joins JMV to talk about Morgan Burke’s passing and his imprint on the Purdue athletic department, some of the criticisms of him during his tenure as AD, what he’s hearing regarding stadium capacity at Purdue in the fall, and why Purdue football will look different this season

(00:00-28:28)-JMV starts the show reacting to the weekends sports news including some NBA players lukewarm on returning in Orlando, MLB is waiting on Rob Manfred to decide on length of a season and JMV strongly disliked the Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa ESPN 30 for 30

(28:28-40:07)-JMV takes a look back at the MLB Steroid Era and some of the great home run hitters. JMV goes through his favorites of the era and why he would enjoy another steroid era. Then JMV talks about the announcement that Robert Mathis will be the next Colt to join the Ring of Honor and who could be next

(40:07-46:24)-JMV takes some requests from listeners for Kevin Bowen’s new intro song after he had his 1st child last weekend

(46:24-1:13:33)-IndyCar Driver Ed Carpenter joins JMV to talk about his hope for fans at the Indy 500, how he handled the coronavirus and everything stopping as a team owner, and how he’s adapted to a condensed track time before races. 

(1:13:33-1:24:05)-On the anniversary of Bull Durham’s release JMV talks about his favorite baseball movies ever before his “herpes” starts bleeding like crazy on his lip and all hell breaks loose

(1:24:05-1:30:52)-JMV reacts to the Breaking News by ESPN’s Jeff Passan that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is not optimistic that there will be a MLB season

(1:30:52-2:03:43)-IndyStar’s J Michael joins JMV to discuss the NBA’s return to play in late July, if there are any Pacers that are apprehensive of playing in the playoffs, how Kevin Pritchard’s comments and backing of players protesting could help the Pacers in Free Agency, and what concerns some of the players have in Orlando for the playoffs in the bubble

(2:03:43-2:12:54)-JMV takes a call on pessimism regarding the MLB season happening and what will happen to the Minor Leaguers this season

(2:12:54-2:15:39)-JMV closes out the show with a call about most hated Sports Commissioners ever

(00:00-28:02)-IndyStar’s J Michael joins JMV to discuss the NBA’s return to play in late July, if there are any Pacers that are apprehensive of playing in the playoffs, how Kevin Pritchard’s comments and backing of players protesting could help the Pacers in Free Agency, and what concerns some of the players have in Orlando for the playoffs in the bubble

(28:02-52:05)-IndyCar Driver Ed Carpenter joins JMV to talk about his hope for fans at the Indy 500, how he handled the coronavirus and everything stopping as a team owner, and how he’s adapted to a condensed track time before races. 

(52:05-1:02:35)-On the anniversary of Bull Durham’s release JMV talks about his favorite baseball movies ever before his “herpes” starts bleeding like crazy on his lip and all hell breaks loose

(00:00-26:55)-JMV starts the show reacting to the reported news that the Titans are the team leading for Jadeveon Clowney with only $19 million total in cap space. JMV compares their situation to the Colts situation and asking why the Titans are being overly aggressive in Free Agency compared to the Colts

(26:55-45:31)-Indiana Sports Talk’s Bob Lovell joins JMV to talk about the newest news with High School Sports in Indiana and how they will look in the fall, what the challenges for the coaches will be, and what he has lined up for Indiana Sports Talk this weekend.

(45:31-48:55)-JMV reacts to the new MLB owners’ proposal to the players and an instant reaction from Tucker Barnhart about how ESPN Reporter Jeff Passan always gets the news before even the players do

(48:55-1:18:00)-ESPN’s Mike Wells joins JMV for a full off the rails conversation that starts with their Brisket Smoke Off in July and their practice last weekend, a little football and what it would mean for the Colts if the Titans sign Jadeveon Clowney, and then things go sideways with some talk about the NBA Bubble and how the players will go 3 months without some “extracurricular” activities and Mike Wells tells an all-time story about the time he went skinny dipping 

(1:18:00-1:29:53)-JMV answers twitter questions and takes a call about how to make the perfect Brisket on the Big Green Egg and the listeners want JMV to try PBR Hard Coffee and more on Jadeveon Clowney’s Free Agency and if he really would put the Titans over the top in the AFC

(1:29:53-1:39:26)-Pat Sullivan makes an early appearance to unveil the prize pack and what they plan on giving away at the end of the #JMVTakeover at the end of July

(1:39:26-2:06:22)-Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware and Garden joins JMV to answer listener questions about grass dying, best smokers for beginners, and JMV and Pat get into a debate about how to best prepare meat for the grill

(2:06:22-2:18:28)-JMV reacts to listener tweets about the #JMVTakeover Yeti prize pack and why the Colts should be concerned if the Titans land Jadeveon Clowney

(2:18:28-2:23:46)-JMV closes out the show with a preview of tomorrow nights JMVTakeover!

(00:00-25:38)-ESPN’s Mike Wells joins JMV for a full off the rails conversation that starts with their Brisket Smoke Off in July and their practice last weekend, a little football and what it would mean for the Colts if the Titans sign Jadeveon Clowney, and then things go sideways with some talk about the NBA Bubble and how the players will go 3 months without some “extracurricular” activities and Mike Wells tells an all-time story about the time he went skinny dipping 

(25:38-51:28)-Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware and Garden joins JMV to answer listener questions about grass dying, best smokers for beginners, and JMV and Pat get into a debate about how to best prepare meat for the grill

(51:28-1:00:54)-Indiana Sports Talk’s Bob Lovell joins JMV to talk about the newest news with High School Sports in Indiana and how they will look in the fall, what the challenges for the coaches will be, and what he has lined up for Indiana Sports Talk this weekend.